Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
C MISCELLANY.

Born, in Butte, September 4, to the vile
Of James Pascoe, q son.
Born, in Butte, September 8, 1887, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard McBreen. q son.
A man named Barnes is in jail for hav'
ing broken Jail two years ago and his cas-
will come up this morning.
Superintendent Hall. OF the Alice, said
yesterday that two Of the six men in their
hospital were very low, and their recovery
very doubtful.
There was a fight yesterday evening in
| Llewellyn & Thomas saloon, in which Bill
| Harris and John Doe were arrested and
will appear this morning in the Police
Court.
On account of the recent washout on the
| Northern Pacific, some of the goods shipped
to Wharton & Noyes have not yet arrived
and they will not make their opening this
morning as contemplated.
Officer Young superintended the work OF
some city prisoners yesterday a. the cor
ner of Utah and Granite putting in a drain
connection at the southwest corner with
the sewer running down Utah.
On Saturday last a special race took
place at the race track between Lucy,
Fred W. and Ranchero. best W in three
heats. Young Ranchero won in two
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About five tons of ore from the Magnet
mine has been brought here Tor shipment to
Pueblo Sampling works, from which Messrs.
Carney & Hand, the assayers, made a pulp
assay that went $50 ounces to the ton.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of DR., CulbertsOn, of Indianapolis, who ap-
pears to have performed some remarkable
cures in the way of eye and ear complaints
over in Helena. He is in town now and can
be consulted daily.
A Swede named Hermanson was ar
rested yesterday charged with stealing
over $500 from q man on Mercury street
Sunday night. He was knocked down
twice by hie victim, but managed to get
away from him finally.
A racing association has been formed in
Jefferson County, near Bruffy's place. The
ground for the track has been bought Tor
81, 800. A stock company with 10000
shares ia subscribed. j. E. Carne is prepar-
ing the articles of association.
The Boston and Montana Consolidated
COPPER and Silver Mining Company filed a
certificate with the County Recorder yester-
day of the amount of capital stock as fixed
by said company at $4,000 900 divided
into loo, 900 shares OF $25 each.
In the Probate Court yesterday the prop
erty of the Charley Savage estate, consist
ing of mining claims near the Major Budd,
sold and realized 5000. An order was
made for the sale OF the personal property
belonging to the estate of C. H. Hart.
Notice OF location was filed yesterday Of
the Parnell Corner lode in Summit Valley
mining district, about $50 feet due north
from the hosting works of the Mountain
View mine, by. John Lynch, John Purtle
Patrick Duffy, Michael Driscoll. Thomas
! D~riscoll, J. A. Ringing and John F. Duffy
Mrs, White, the chief of Newport Hall
| dropped a handkerchief at Sands BOyce't
| handkerchief counter on yesterday. The
same contained a small amount OF money
| and several diamonds that the lady values
highly. Anybody fin ling the same may
receive a reward by leaving the poperty a.
| the hall.
Complaints having been made to the pc
lice of the nuisance to the neighbors ere
| ated by singing and quarreling at unseeml!
hours in certain saloons on West Broad
way, Marshal Jolley paid q domiciliary visi
to some OF them yesterday evening ant
warned the proprietors to keep more or
derly houses.
At the st. Lawrence mine on Sunday
dispute occurred in the Slopes between tw'
miners hat were working together. Whel
| they went TO C0o Surface duu Ou UuclI wa.
home the row again commenced when op
of them stabbed the other with his candle
stick. It struck a rib and did not pene
trate further. thereby saving a tragedy
James Lynch has something of a curiof
ity in his liquor store. in the shape OF som
thirty.two-year.old whisky, which wa
taken by Chas. T%rowbridge from Leaver
worth to Salt Lake by bull team an
thence brought to Butte by the sam
means. 1t was made before the war;, an
was on hand at the time in 1852 when tn
internal revenue law ven into effect, whe7
all goods then on hand were stamped q
exempt.
It seems that the carelessness OF some {
the inhabitants of Walkerville is costing
good many of them their health, with afai
prospect o: losing their lives. They Deepen
upon the County Board to clean up thei
filthy alleys, but Commissioner Hall, dit
%cussing the subject yesterday, said th
Board had no authority to do so, an
that the sooner the inhabitants realize
they would nave to pay their scavenger
and the quicker they got to work, the bel
| ter for them.